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Old 10-24-2017, 11:55 PM
S-Klasse_Cowboy S-Klasse_Cowboy is offline
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Originally Posted by Rogviler View Post
Another thing would be the guide rod mount, which is basically what braces the wheel while the brakes are being applied.
If the guide rod mount was at fault, do you think my issue would be present any any given speed? I did notice some pitting in the rubber at the mount during visual inspection.
I didnt use threadlock on the caliper bolts but I know its necessary. Will check them with tools but they feel very secure.
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